Cayce Fire Department
The Cayce Fire Department has received the Fire Safe South Carolina Community designation. These designated communities continually work to reduce home fire-related injuries in South Carolina, thereby decreasing the risks for residents and firefighters. They promote consistent fire and life safety messaging and stress the importance of providing data collected in response to fires and other emergency calls […]
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The Gaston Police Department was on the scene of a working commercial structure fire in the 5300 block of US 321, where Morales Muffler Shop is. Several lanes of US 321 were shut down while fire units worked to bring the scene under control. Un its from the Cayce and West Columbia Fire Departments worked […]
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The Cayce Police Department is investigating a series of suspicious fires along the Cayce Riverwalk and adjacent commercial properties. The fires that occurred between March 1 and March 14 are being investigated as possible arson. The Cayce Police Department is actively investigating the fires in collaboration with the Cayce Fire Department and the State Law Enforcement […]
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Units from the Cayce Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the 1300 Block of Sunnyside Dr., Thursday morning. Firefighters arrived on scene and were able to stabilize the blaze and protect the home from further property damage. One occupant was treated on the scene and transported by Lexington County EMS to the hospital. […]
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There will be a Cayce Public Safety Chicken Bog Fundraiser. Pick-Up is from 4 PM – 6 PM on Friday, April 11, at the Cayce Fire Department, 2 Lavern Jumper Rd. The Chicken Bog is $10 per quart. Pre-orders only. The Fundraiser to benefit the Cayce Police and Fire Departments. Click here for info
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Cayce’s Community Risk Reduction Manager, Lindsay McDade, with the Cayce Fire Department, launched a study the first week of March in partnership with The Courage Center and Hoof Beat Ranch. The study will provide data on the Therapeutic Equine Activities (TEA) program focused on supporting individuals in recovery while improving overall mental wellness. Technical assistance was provided from the South Carolina Center of Excellence and […]
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A message below published by the Piggy Park Family: (Click here for a link to message on FB) “We are absolutely devastated to share that we suffered a horrible fire last night at our headquarters at Maurice’s Piggie Park, 1601 Charleston Highway, West Columbia. The BBQ Pits, food preparation and processing plant facilities, and our […]
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Maurice’s Piggie Park BBQ in West Columbia caught on fire Saturday night. West Columbia Fire Department Fire crews with Cayce Fire, Lexington County Fire Service, CFD, Columbia Fire and Irmo Fire units were on the scene in the 1600 block of Charleston Hwy.The distribution center, food processing facility and offices behind the restaurant burned around […]
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